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John Barrington, U.K., c. 1940’s (Thomas Waugh Collection)

see also Fondle, Kiss

bear-hug, belly-crunch, bill, cajole, canoodle, clasp, cling, clutch, cock pluck, coo, court, court and spark, cradle, cuddle, dally, dinkydiddle, draw close, embrace, get physical, goose, grope, guzzle, hold, huddle, hug, lovey-dovey, lumber, make love, make love to, peck and neck, rock,

slake, slap and tickle, soothe, spoon, squeeze, stroke, take into your arms, tickle, touch

Spoon: dates back to the 19th century; suggested both foreplay and affectionate touching. In modern-day usage, refers to two people embracing while facing the same direction, as in bed.